15 July 2019Rory O'Neill
Chanel seeks crackdown on ‘coordinated’ cybersquatters
Chanel has taken legal action against so-called cybersquatters who it says are selling counterfeit versions of its goods.
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18 December 2018 French fashion brand Chanel has accused almost 100 (94) online entities of producing and distributing counterfeit goods through internet-based stores.
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